Sentences with phrase «probably reading this page»

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You've probably read all the tips about subject lines, open rates, engaging content, powerful CTAs, and strategic email landing pages.

It's actually interesting reading, and although at 45 pages it's a little long, it's probably worth a quick peruse.

Yet you, someone who has probably read a few Wikipedia pages and thrown in a few things you've heard throughout his life into his opinion is right and everyone that actually studies biology is wrong?

In the book, I'm only 1 page in... This posting the book on a blog idea is probably not the best way to read a book.

I probably stopped reading 50 or so pages in and got back to other good Russian writer, s or maybe Virginia Woolf (whose writings, for what it's worth, are a huge influence on my life — if not my politics).

I will probably keep it by my writing desk, and every time I feel tempted to go check the news or my email for the hundredth time, I might pull out this book and read a few pages.

As it took you pages and pages of writing to develop your conclusion on this matter, I don't believe I could give mine in a short post (I probably have nothing new to say that you haven't read already)!

If you are reading this page I guess you probably are someone who is concerned about your sugar intake and also wants to find an alternative way to sweeten up your dessert, drinks, or even ice cream.

you probably have this somewhere else on your page, but i'm just reading this entry.

If you've read any of the parent profiles on our Adoption Profiles page, the one thing you've probably noticed by now is just how different they are.

Features of Digital Reading Years before you could read, you probably learned how a book works — what the cover signifies, how to hold the book, how to turn pages — and that those little black squiggles on the page are words (even if reading them was yearsReading Years before you could read, you probably learned how a book works — what the cover signifies, how to hold the book, how to turn pages — and that those little black squiggles on the page are words (even if reading them was yearsreading them was years away).

If it sounds like something you want to try, you will probably want to read it for yourself in the book (page 251).

I know most of you reading won't like this, but repealing Obamacare and allowing banks to just hold more capital instead of complying with all of the 22,000 page pieces of financial regulation will probably drive US and global growth as well.

My disclaimer is that this is a very personal post, and has very little to do with with celiac disease, so if you follow my page for celiac and / or non-celiac gluten sensitivity information only, then you should probably stop reading now...

If you are already an expert, then you probably will not learn anything by reading these pages, so better to go do some advanced practice.

If you have checked the other pages of abmachinesguide.com, you have probably read that I do kick - boxing.

Some people who read this will probably «switch off», and click to another page, whereas others will find the information most useful.

Note: If you are only interested in online dating advice and not pickup as I defined it on the first page, then you probably don't need to read this article beyond the foreword.

If you haven't seen it yet, you should probably stop scrolling down this page right now, before you read something revealing.

I'd say the effect was like zapping between TV channels, but that metaphor is probably meaningless to the target age demographic that film addresses: it's more like surfing between websites on a low concentration threshold, or rather like leafing through a few pages of a comic, before tossing it aside and skimming another from the same giant stack, then going back to your first title again, before eventually realizing that all along you've been reading parts of the same vast, wildly complicated story.

If you are reading this page, it is probably because you are a beginning teacher, or are planning to be one.

In these first 25 pages, Richardson tells you everything you (probably) already know about guided reading — the what and the why of this very widely accepted practice.

After you do the above, you read a few sentences or pages, probably at the beginning of the book.

I tend to think that being paid per page read is probably the right way to go, but equating fantasy with erotic romance isn't — pages read mean different things in different genres.

A decrease in the number of pages of my books being read (probably due to the increased competition as more books are added to KOLL / KU) A slight decrease in the amount Amazon pays per page read (due to the KDP Global Fund not keeping pace with the total number of pages read) A change in the KENP algorithm that reduced the number of pages in my books.

Plus these days with the eBook becoming more prevalent, its impossible to read the ending as the most you get are the first few pages using the Look Inside option, which probably explains why eBook sales here in the United Kingdom, a nation of paper and hardback lovers, pale in comparison to the much more enlightened readers in the United States.

Magazines look amazing on it and the page - turn animation is quite realistic, but you will probably choose to double - tap the content to get to the easy reading mode.

But with Chronicle's new angle to their business model, what they probably won't explain to their rejected authors is that they likely will be stuck with what appears to be (if you read the comments on Blurb's own forums from their users) a mediocre product with poor reproductions, mixed up content, software that crashes, shipping prices that are exhorbinent, no customer service line, and bindings that cause pages to fall out on the first crack open.

The bottom - line is that The Tenth Circle will probably not go down as one of Picoult's strongest books, nonetheless it's a page - turning read on a topical subject, and one that many, particularly parents of teens, should find of interest.

The good news is you probably won't have to, as the pages are pretty easy to read.

The Last Empress, which opens where Empress Orchid ends, lacks the compelling rags - to - riches / love story elements of Empress Orchid and tends to read like a series of vignettes not a continuous novel - probably the result of trying to squeeze nearly half a century of turbulent history into less than 300 pages.

For parents and teachers who live in a state that has adopted the Common Core State Standards, you've probably noticed some major changes in what students are encouraged to read, how closely they read a text and what they write after finishing the final page.

When I said that I wouldn't have made it through a book such as Freedom without audio, what I probably should have said is that I wouldn't have appreciated it as much if I'd read it, as I think I would have got frustrated by some elements and skipped forward a few pages here and there, but with audio it's much more difficult to skip through so I find myself neither jumping or ahead nor speed - reading, with the result that I really take in what is being said.

Assuming that the population using Page Flip purely as a navigational tool is larger than the population actually reading books in that mode, what they did probably makes a lot of sense.

See if you can figure out why the formula doesn't work... and why we're probably going to pass on reading the sample pages:

But 7.8 ″ screen would be probably immediate purchase for me because I read with large font - size, and large screen would show more of a page.

Probably like most authors, I read as often and as much as I possibly can, but lately I've been noticing something about my reading habits: For every book I finish, there are probably five or maybe even more where I download the free sample onto my e-reader, read anywhere from the first page to the -Probably like most authors, I read as often and as much as I possibly can, but lately I've been noticing something about my reading habits: For every book I finish, there are probably five or maybe even more where I download the free sample onto my e-reader, read anywhere from the first page to the -probably five or maybe even more where I download the free sample onto my e-reader, read anywhere from the first page to the -LSB-...]

This is probably one of the reasons I really like reading eBooks on the iPad as all the book apps use a paging interface.

Then I'll read the back cover or Amazon description, check out the first few pages or the sample, and probably buy it.

I just posted a short comment with similar numbers (including some extrapolations on pages / borrow read) on the thread at Kboards, which will probably get shredded by all the Chicken Littles over there

If you wrote a great book you probably will be happy, but then again, I've read some classics where the first 30 - 50 pages were pretty dry.

Probably just pages read and payout.

In a bookstore, readers will thumb through your book, and they will probably read the first page.

Probably because of one specific feature: syncing the last page you read.

While the Amazon announcement is primarily a branding and marketing strategy (reduced price, specially highlighted on its own landing page) and probably just one more shot across the bow of traditional publishers (major authors have stuff shoved into a drawer that could be published independently, without the involvement of their «trade book» publisher), the concept could be a big deal for two kinds of people who read this blog: Bloggers and magazine publishers.

At 8.99 ounces, it's fractionally heavier than the K3, but still light enough for easy one - handed reading; that's probably a good trade - off to get a larger screen (which means more words per page and fewer page turns when reading, especially if you like to read at larger font sizes).

Reading Great Lakes» page How Payments Are Applied, I think you are probably correct about how the payments are applied: Interest first, minimum on each loan next, then any extra is applied to the highest interest loan.

But then, my fear is that the people who will invest time & energy to read 500 pages on asset classes, portfolio structure and the many ways retail investors are being separated from their dollars, probably don't need Swensen's advice.

That's probably why you're reading this page now.

Industry Publications Since you're reading this article, you probably know that one of the best places to find new products is in the pages of a trade magazine.